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, 1887-02-15

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
CHEYENNE, Laramie Co., Nyo. Ter.
Monday, Feb. IA, 1887.
The board met in at $50 o'clock a. m.
this day pursuant to adjournment.
Present: H. B. Kelly, chairman;
Thos. Swan and John Hunton, commits
sioners.
The board then proceeded to open all
bids received for building bridges in res.
ponse to advertisement OF February End.
1887. Said bids were as follows:
n P. Keefe. for building three
bridges. ) $3.50; rs; grading, 10 cents per
yard.
Chas. II. Spoor. for building three
bridges. 81, 10000 grading, Is cents pei
yard.
On motion, it was ordered that all bids
be rejected.
On motion, the road supervisor was
instructed to have three bridges built as
follows:
One bridge across Chugwater creek
about one mile north of Bordeaux on the
Cheyenne and Fort Laramie wagon road.
One bridge across a slough about three
hundred yards north of first mentioned
bridge. One bridge across Hunton creek
about two hundred yards north of Bor-
deaux.
Said bridges to be built in accordance
with plans and specifications already ap-
proved by the board; all of the work,
including the grading. to be done under
the direction of the road supervisor.
On motion, it was ordered that Mr..
Hunton be authorized to purchase the
material necessary for said bridges.
The official bond, oath of office, and
certificate of appointment Of Miltsy G.
Martin as justice of the peace for Lusk
precinct were presented. On motion, it
was ordered that said bond be approved
and filed.
The official bond, oath of Office. and
certificate disappointment of William Lane
as constable for Lusk precinct was pre-
sented. On motion. it was ordered that
said bond be approved and filed.
On motion, the road supervisor WAS
instructed to have necessary repairs made
on the bridge across the Platte river ct
Fort Laramie; also to have necessary
grading done; and the clerk was instructed
to notify the commanding officer at Fort
Laramie of the action taken by the
board.
An application in writing wa Submitted
by the Cheyenne & Northern Railway
company requesting hat the bonds Of
Laramie county to the amount of eighty
thousand 100000 dollars be issued and
delivered to said company for the last
twenty-five miles OF its road, being from
the fiftieth mile station to Chugwater.
l. was ordered that said application DO
filed.
On motion, the board adjourned until
Feb. l6, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE, b
| do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true copy Of the proceed
ings Of the board of county commissioners
at a meeting held on the day therein
mentioned.
Witness my hand and official seal this
l4th day of February, 1887.
[sEAL. john K. JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk OF said Board,
, 1887-02-15

Special Dispatch to THE LKADKR.
CHADRoN, Neb., Feb. 14.-At Doug
las. Wyo., last Saturday evening, at a
prize fight between John Redmond and
Robert Peters, Redmond knocked Peters
out in two rounds. They fought with
soft gloves for $50 a side and gate money
to the winner. Redmond is said to be
the best man in Wyoming. There was a
large attendance.
Further developments IN the Chadron
coal find show still better Indications.
Work was suspended at IL o'clock and
will be resumed early to morrow morning,
when still further developments are ex-
pected. When the drill stopped the
pump was bringing up small pieces of
bituminous coal of a fine quality.
, 1887-02-15
Knocked Him Down.

While going through the alley in the
rear of Warren's emporium last evening
about $3.50 o'clock, Angus Cameron. a
ranchman from the Chug, was set upon
by four men and knocked senseless with
a club. The men managed to get away
before those who noticed the commotion
arrived on the spot. Officers Sullivan
and McGonigle soon appeared and as
sisted the injured man. Blood was flow
ing freely from the right side of his face,
near the eye, and his right hand was also
badly cut. He was unable to say who his
assailants were, and not much satisfaction
could be gotten from him, as he was
slightly under the influence OF liquor.
One of the four was afterwards arrested,
but was bailed out by II. Kimme, at
whose place, it is said, the trouble origi-
mated. The facts of the case will proba-
bly, not be known until the trial.
, 1887-02-15

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal,
is nature own true laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of W. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
so cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel headaches, colds and
%fevers; to cur constipation, Indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1887-02-15
Typhoid. scarlet. and Yellow Feyerr
Measles. Diphtherin. smallpox,
u kr

Darbys Prophylatic Fluid will destroy
the infection Of all ievers and all contagi-
GUS and infectious diseases. Will keep
atmosphere Of any sick room pure and
wholesome: absorbing and destroying I'M
healthy efluyia and contagion resulting
thnrefrom. Will neutralize any bad smell
whatever, not by diagnosing it, but by des-
troying it.
Use Dsrbys Prophvhtic Fluid in every
sick room.
, 1887-02-15
Proposals for Publishing the Revised
Statutes of Wyoming.

Proposals will be received at the Office
of the revision and compilation commits
sion, Room 6. Delaware block, Cheyenne,
Wyoming, until March 10, 1887, for the
printing and binding of the Revised
Statutes of Wyoming, as provided in an
act Of the Ninth Legislative Assembly of
the territory, entitled an Act to adopt
and establish the Revised Statutes Of
Wyoming. and providing for the editing
and publishing of the same approved
March 10, 1886. The specifications, re-
quirements and restrictions relating to said
work may be obtained on application to
Frederic S. Hebard, clerk of the commits
sion.
The commission reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
j. w. BLAKE,
Willis VAN DRvANTER,
ISAAC p. Caldwell,
Commissioners.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 5, 1887.
, 1887-02-15
a Luxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to re-
sort to bitter nauseous liver medicines
and cathartics, is the concentrated Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs.
soc. and 81 bottles for sale by W. N.
Hunt, 1919 Eddy street.
, 1887-02-15

About IL. 80 O'Clock last night fire wal
discovered in the roof oyer the kitchen Of
of the residence of VIM. Myers. The
application of a little water 1901 extin-
guished the flames. The loss will amount
to about $3.50.
, 1887-02-15

The Fox coal, which is by actual test far the
best Colorado soft coal in the market A
trial of this coal will convince anyone that
this is the fact. Sold in large or small
quantities and delivered to any part Of
the city at A. G.. McGREGOR's.
, 1887-02-15

The Pacific hotel dining hall is now
ready to accommodate as many day board
ers as may favor us with their patronage.
The table will not be excelled by any in
the city. F. R. LAsHER,
Manager.
, 1887-02-15

An %apprecistive public have rewarded
Lees, Hendricks & Co., Chicago. manu-
racturers of Select Corned Beef Hash.
with a large patronage. They sell an
honest article and charge an honest price.
See advertisement in another column.
, 1887-02-15

WANTRD-A live, energetic mar to re-
present us. $75 per month and expenses.
Goods staple; everyone buys; outfit and
particulars free.
Standard Silverware Co. Boston.
, 1887-02-15
NEW LOCAL NOTICES.


Six rooms, east part of the city. Sell
with or without furniture. One-third
cash. balance two and three years. Price,
$500. V. BAKER.
, 1887-02-15

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
Whistles. choice liqueurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house. corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
3treeIa
, 1887-02-15
S\GGN io,gh,a is the h,

thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption. Coughs. etc. Did you over try
Ackor's English Remedy? 1t Is the best
preparation known Cor all Lung Troubles
sold on q positive guarantee at 10c., 60c
Pearse & McGill, Druggists.
, 1887-02-15

All watches changed to tw~enty-four
hour dials by Zehner. Jackson & Buech-
mar
, 1887-02-15

The Washington marker
dOests't lake Hereford beef.
1t IS too English, you ksaOsC.
Heath being of English
descent, can stand IL.
, 1887-02-15

LADIES wanted to get up Tea Clubs for
u Pure Teas and Coffees. A host of use
full articles to select from as premiums.
Send for illustrated price and premium
list. Special offer. to every tenth person
that answers this advertisement we will
send free | pound of choice tea. Address
Natl Tea & Coffee Co., Boston, Mass.
, 1887-02-15
WANTs.

WANTED-A girl to do general house.
work in a small family. Apply to Mrs.
R. f. Glover, Seventeenth street.
, 1887-02-15

Chas, A. Roberts, of East Wilson, N. ",
had thirteen scrofulous ulcers on his face
and neck. Hoods S~arsaparilla cured them
, 1887-02-15
or Ale GOOD thinn. ~ Ill.

MoMN IF IF. the ar. good sa. ssl@ss Gt 'h Iss
alone on account OF Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 90 cents. by
Pearse & McGill, Druggists.
, 1887-02-15
County Commissioner Proceedings.

Garry the news to Mary. St. Jacobs oil
cures burns, bruises, wounds and scalds
, 1887-02-15
FOR RENT.

For RENT-By Ferris, nicely furnished
houses and rooms. 206 Fifteenth street
, 1887-02-15

Loyal blanks at the Leader office
, 1887-02-15

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 5, 1887.
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Np&,,NorFer. O3oMrJ6tr,,

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dlen gr- %, eaB mebrere SWiiier.Hneu iid1
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nit erosem Sntereiie betraftet muroeu. Sie
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Shiilerinnen tparen, auf peldlen bdS Wi6Ss
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I'm Gage eerauf fan6 bic 9ebrerin nod mebz
rere Gbnlite photographer aHoerer Sdfiles
rinHen, uHa ite bsnagri6ttQte bic SberIebs
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feHoen yiG66en. @ine llnteriuhuu9 ergab,
eas Die &uinabmeu BON einem Ybotogrnpbsu
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MAIDEN. 8ie in etliigen SeniatiOneblattern
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9efieru bonn BOlijeiIi9ter Sitting einem
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beteu aehetl cine eatdieOene 8eiTsluua eiHz
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men Ipii6en gsi6en man6mal nidlt oas
Q3sfe eeueieu Jet, bed babe Dies Yitat8 au
teeeuten gebabt. Die Boffe babe er aetra.
gen, um ftf segeu &n9rifie bon ,,93op6ies"
Su idiieen.
- Sn Der bier lefiibrteu IlnterIufuna be-
aieIih Der rllntons Bacifics Balm" nurSs
peute San @oulb ais 3eu9e pe1nommen uuo
einsm Ian9en Serhor be5fsIid ieiner Be
tbeiligung on nell9teoenen StuanB Grams
aftionen unterporteH.
- Srou Sult unO ibr l8,i6briaer Sobu
Soiepb, in gir. 1853, g8aibiuatonfrase 30,
bofen, nobnhaft, tpnroeu beute 4beno in
Tolae etnes Ssobrunfoles aus ihrer Gutide
seId5leuSsrt nnb t0btIid uerlest.
- Bis Jest iif ee nod niht aelunaeu, ben
nobe Bah. 8io9e, SIS, sefranbeteu Bremer
9umpfer uSuIoa" piebtr flott Al MAIDEN.
Nue Sipiiheubeds= Yaiasiere wHroeu beute
aeIauoet. Diau glaubt, bas Der qause @arao
ousaelaben meroen muB, ebe bas 6abr;eug
floif eemaCbt uereeH tam,
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,Qtpef Srtkhiiutsr a

Hep Dort, II. Mai.-9taboem @t5=
biihof @Orrigau gsftsru Sormittag in o;r
STRIDE gum bsiIigeu SerJeu an Der g8eft 81.
Strabe eiue Yteiie ceIebrirt bate, belt er
cine InipraGe iiber n3pei populGre Srrtbit=
mer," pelde, tpie er iaste, 3ur 3eit berri9'
ten. Der cine Srri5unI neroe bon gewiiieu
YerIonen beeangeu, pelGe ons Bripntbeiies
thum BON gnno fir ungereht htelten. Dele
Shee darntterifrte Der @rsbi6of als eiueu
3rueIaJlus, tpel6er se9en Bbilolopbie uuJ
gsiunoen WeHi9enUerfauo. iOpie gegeu Die
gsbreH Der tatboliidben &ird,e geridltet lei.
Sena, nelfe aeIteue ma6ten, baB oas Hano,
qeraee nie bic 2uft uno Der Sonuenibeiu,
cine @ottesqabe un0 baS @emein9ut 41er
isi, beginGen ben Tehler, bag IIe ben groBeI
uuteridieb 3tpiiden Suit uuo 9aub iiberld'
ben. @r erfI1rte, baB Seoermnnn ooS Reft
bobe, nuf ebrlide g8eiie 10 piel Sch, als
mT9lid, 81 erperbeu, uno citi1te babel oas
Seiipiel Der SubtaHer, tpelde itd1 nit tbrsr
nEOIitlf 6es freien 9auSes" 10 tlef in's Ser'
bsrben geraunt bGtteu. Gut mics Der Prd'
lat barauf bin, oaB ieue Soee in birettem 2St.
teriprud nit einem pIpflideE 9eifet ffdnoe
unb baB aIIe, peld9e fi6 gu bieier Sbeorte
befsnnen, gesen bic s0ttli6en SaBungeu oers
itiesen. Ser 3weite Srrtbum, peId7en Der
@r5biidOf 3u betGupfen lDiini1e, lei Ole AU'
natme, buB Der Yopft uur in Saden oes
GIanbens unO Der ytOral Seieble 3I ertbets
Ian babe. 8ieie SOee lei aber Dor Sur3em
bonn Satitan bGbiu beridtgt tporbeu, ba5
SeSer, pelder ia9e, bus Der Bupif ni4t aud
in 8tsitpllnaria9en ouS Oberffe gBort 81
iPre6en babe, osrfiuat leiu iolle. Der Bapft
niirSe fh ieeot Hitt in poIttiides sSadeu
miihsnr ss lei beuu, bas Die betreffenoe 5tss
gteruuS nd nm ieiue auselegenbeiten tiimz
mere, nnS babe aqe 8iid0ie unS Grsbiid0fe
angepielsn, nns ite Der 8e9ieruns untertpau
iein mfifien, inter pelder iie leben. Gum
SGIub 9ratuIirte Der @rBbidof Oer9smeluOe
ju benz Anfanf Der MN Der &irde eegeuiiber
Iieserben 5duier, in weI6eu cine S1ule er,
rid,tet nerbGu mirS.
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Rrri idlfa1alersA otlN Iii1i1r,t.

Stabts@eri6t.-(BOr Ri4ter Steus
art.) 60. SalmnH 9e9en 0tartin SorSauv
abgtmisjer. - Stnat 9tnrpInnb i'm Rumen
BON 9ent EaaEor gegen 9aUib Benu; @eiudl
I'M eiuen toabenss Corpus 8efebl, ponod3
Der Yetentin bic Sbbut Sber ibr 9iHS iibers
trngen prS, betpiaigt iHO Der Dtatter bic
&O9ter Qeab TablOr sHqsiprodeH. - SOs
banne g8uguer sgesen Sc1epb u. BsuHstt,
Slage nuf S4aoeHerIat' pegeH erIitteHer
SsrleeuuasH unb Sddolgung oeS 9el6dftS
Der &lGgerin, 5efurIatbt oHr4 oas @rdben
eiHeB Sellers euf benz Rahbarz @runofiiide
bes Ssrtla9ten. - Der 9erf9tSbof oertagte
fith bis gum 9onnerFag, Enb auf Der Re9is
fraabe fiir bieieH Gag fteben@ Der ldpebenOe
PTojsB unO 5eH1efp- gegen 9ioberts uRO
8nzN & @lnrt gegen Ebiemeter.
SMpertor. 3eri d t. - (SSor &idbter
BbelPs.) g8bite- gegsn bic ngSefferH afu-
rauRsGOmp., "ausiabrlid beri9tet; ntdIt be-
enbet. - auf Der 8esiitrnuOe fisr beute: Der
itwe5eESe PrCSeB ano bic bereits anseiibrs
ten SANE.
Stabt.Sretsgertdt. - (Sor 8idter
8enuis.) 9aIrpmple II. y. seaea OulrpmpIe,
bereits 6eridtet; niGt beeloet. - SH benz
@bei6eiOun9s pom Warion Rotbneu
9egeu artbur y. &otbpen -reitse Der Ser
tla9te ieiue Replit Elm, in UelHer er bic 9ez
gen ibn in Der SlaaeidEift ertObeHeu BE-
GuINignngeu iGmmtIi6 ais fali9 bejeidnet.
Common BIeas. @ertnt. = tcor
Stcuidlter 8romn) Srcncts 6. Craig, Elm
&iHo, oer!reten our9 ieiueH nGdfen Sers
panbten Samuel s. Craig, aegeH @einan &
Comp, SIage auf Saaoenerfab pegeu erlit=
teuer SerIebungen; nid]t beeuoet.-Aui Der
9iegiflrauDe fir beute: Der idmebeuSe Bros
SsB un6 bic yfummern 23, 34, Il, 80, At,
4O65, 20, 1862, 81, p, 4O47, 1904.
Banen9eriht. - (S0r ben 8idtern
2in6ia1, @orrou unb @ans.) SGoentare eiHs
qereidlt in ben gladllasiiIeH ten Hugul 9.
e. Neber, Dtarp y. gSorthiustOa uuO Sari
s.. Yieper. - YiadlaBbeItdte ge1ebmt9t IN
ben 66len BON SeHnie SoDniens ur6 0iarg
s. 8Ortbingtou. - Serlaui gutsebeiBen in
6em Sale BON Omen SiunegGn. : Die Sera
maltlHg 6es RadIaiies Uon Charlotte u.
anorems an @omin s. BaLomn iiberirageu;
Ditto bon Rannle 8arHeS an Sobn 3. Df.
SOrnsS; Ditto BON @eOrgie 6. @or6OH an
@ecrs Seim; Ditto BON Soiepb Sa9lor an
RauCp Sonlor; Ditto poH EhcmaS @OHuor
an Rarn @oHnor; Ditto Don abuer Saufcis
ien on @baS. g8. 8iogelr. - Der glc4laB
BON SrieS-id SernsHer laut &eitLmentS an
| Sopbie TeInsner iibertraaen; Ditto BON Sob
| SDideribam on 9aura StemGrt uu6 SaHl
Stepnrt; uuO Ditto Don 4HtOH Bolf al
@onra6 Sil0t.
NppeIIationsgeridt in Anna
polls. - 4ui Der &egiftaH0e ittr beue:
! g}ummern IA uub Is Don Der Spe5iais HuO
gfr, Al ucu Der General 3tegiftau0e.
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NfehfffGrffe.

Chi cagoi II. Rai. - 6iintpieb: gu.
fuhr 5000, SerienouH9 1000; greiie bart.
irten 3piiden 5000 uuO $4.25.-Sdueine {:
3ufnbr II 900, SerieuSuu9 5000; Breiie
uortirterl 3piteu $500 Hub $5.95. -
Sdoafe: 3ufubr 5000, Serienbuns 1000;
@rsiie oariirteu spii9en $500 unO $4.25.
ct. 9out8, II. Rni. = Riu0u;eb :
5ufuhr 1900. SerienSuua 500; Yreiie part-
ten swiideu $2.lO uue $4.4O.-Sdmeine :
3utuhr 45oo. SsrienNuns 200; Brsife
parttrteii 3Utifen $4.00 uuo $40. -
edoafe: l3ufnbr 1900; Serleuouna 425 /:
Preiie Uarirten spii9eu So, so uuO $3.50.
@af Gtbert 3, Benni.. IT. 0tai. -
8int oieh: 3ufnhr 76, 8erienouua 1913
iSreiie oarirteu swii6eu $425 uuo $4.9O.
Stmetne: 3nfubr 800, Ssrieubung 400;
4:reiIe pariirteH spiiden $4OO uuo $500.
Sfaofe: i3ufubr 5000. Serienoung 500;
Frsiie onri'rten spii9eu $l.55 uuo $500.
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1tcbereeSGtttabht.

Cincinnati, II. @ai.-Najor 5. SO.
@ccbIpteb, Gin 5O.jdbriser Munn. wel4er
friiber lanss 3sit alS S5nl.Priuiipal in
&ibeus. -. tpGtis mar uub eort Dor eiuem
ober spei Sabreu cine rsitIe g8ittwe, Ras
mems gcblen, hsirutbete, ,.nadte pdbreu0 Der
ocrcanssrsu gtadit in isiuer biefgen g8Obe
NINA auf Glice.9iu eineu Serlu9, ieiue
@attiu 3u errpiirgeu. Die Sruu webrte fb
nit benz Muthe Der Ser5Uei1uug uuo riB
benz Noune sinea Sbeil ieiue8 lanseu Bar
tes aus. als nm bieie 3eit Elm Dtsufoote
i'm 3immer eritien. lieB'SoOoipeeO pom ieis
mem 8eriude ab, sing nod Der Central Bo'
liseifation uno lieferte fd aus. Gr senos
biaher ben beifen 9tuf uuS iff ohne 3peiiel
plSblf pahufuni9 9euoroeu. Die Trau 1T
ON SalIe, ON Sopf uue Der Brnft berurt ger.
frast unb oerIest, ba6 iie lGusere 3sit ibr
0imuer bitten nlub.
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GcIhftnfnrne.

9ounsstopn,S O., II. Nai.-9er in
aufintOmn pObubafte 5armer @ermun Sim
bsrIp erbaugte fit beute MOrgeti in ieinem
StnllssbGube. Der in guteu 8erbiltuiiieu
lebeube Wanu, tuel9er eiue Srau uuO Gin,
Der binterlaBt, mar in Ietter 3eit fortpdb,
renO triibiiuuis sepeieu.
@bicugp, II. Mai.-S. 8alter &ell8
aus NputreaI besins beute 3u Ribawata,
Sue., SeIHffmor5 burh @riGieseu. @r fam
Dor einigeH gSoden bort on, nm bic Gci4e
ieiner S6pefter ub5ubOIeu, peld' 2eBtere
fl9 persiltet bate, un6 fanN, bas bic lleber'
refte berett8 in elmer Slinit ie3irt tporOen
nareH. Dieie Gbatiu9e uub Der anbIid Der
ueberrefte raHbten ihm ben Serfauo. gbe
er ff bas 9sben nnbm, beriuhte er, Oeu
GrSt rel9er bic Se;irung 0oruapu, aufjus
finbeu uuo um:ubriuneu.
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O1r. 118.

9te$reiie fIr Gaffee iteisen fcrts
mSbrenb Rue haben idG1 Gegenmdrtis cine
6B6s srreid1t, ME mir ie felt 1875 uno 1876
Hit5t ashobt baben. gBie CO bei6t, iff tubt=
Esft bic Reru. .gprfer 8Srie baran S6uIe, bts
T~It absr Der lImHauo. 6aB bic 5tpeite @rnote,
Se7sE grtrag i'm SuIi bier etutreften iptre,
Seby aarter Den grtpartungen tHriidbleibeH
hiirfts. Mlan limmt an, baB gutter Saffee
bis sAar @nbe bss QfoHats bis anf 80 Gents
iitissE rirb.
NHrbas uebHngsififf ugoufe l.
ia fiOu.H - Der 9aTpfsr uYbler" BON Der
WTotten. dgabsmie brahte gefern Ra9mtttn9
Aeet. RcSane Elton BON Der SunoeSsgfas
stfe, ferner Die 2ieutenaats abams, SeuiheH'
begaer Hn0 &OserS uub 1O3 SseioE6atsH BON
B.ttsa uno 8AiIabeIpbia mad AEuapolis.
CIT fcllen ldramtlidl nuf eas uebrMgsdtff
,,@cEAk knntion" :sansierirt prr0eH.
Gas RebentortfeAs sR o ntji "a t
in Tnunpoliss perlaien oieies Se5r 19
9Dalia9e, mn ibrs Stu6ieH tiir BEN Prishers
itanO in Sl6efer isEt5uieeea, uuo % meyoeH
IN sini9eH Sageu 5UH yiortb- @af, Bl., fcln=
men, UHI in oas Wsoiliat eiuButreteu. GS
in 9as bic bStfte 2ahl, weIbe nod ie 6uS
glOui3iut perIaHsu cssr bort auiseuemmeu
tnnTNPr ~
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Ser 0eI0nrdrff.

giep g OFT, II. Rai. - SolseuSes
itub bic S4lnsnotiruussu: Selb 0ffaete Su
43-5 nnb idlIos Al Src5eut. Sterling.
gBed)fel $4.854-$4854 auf so Eage unO
$4.86f - 81 81 uuf 5tdt. 8unbes Dbl.
gationen: 8 proj. 1905, Al proi. 1IO4,
4.prOj- i29. - attten: Gbams' GrpreB I45,
Central. %Gcific 4Ot, @bei. Sbio 8, @rie Sat,
Ditto Flior 734, YatesSbore 978, RS. &eRs
troll 79t. N.s9Befsru 1861 Ditto 8rior 1921,
N..g. Central 1871, Ohio RiiFiEppi SOa
oitto Yrior SO, Rittsbura 1921, Rsabina 44s
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RnYff unn &hrfe.

9onbOu, II. @ai. - Ser. Staateu'
Sblis0tiOueu: 4 prog. 1921, Ditto 4i.pro3.
111B., Gftieu: A.sS.sB. 49t, SittO BrtOr.
-, &an.,Bac. 65t. Grie 351, bittn Briur.
1O3., Su. Central 14Oi, Rerican GAG, ct.
Baul 90, R.s9. Central 116f, BeuuiBl-
panio 5Sg, 8enbing 225.
9tperpOoI, II. Nai, 1890 Rittogs,-
BanmnOlle: YiittelIorte Sberldnoer So;
oitto 9sem. .SrIears 81. - Die Serfiufe
betrugen 5000 Soueu, SpetgIssiQH Hu6
Gusfubt 1000, 3ufubr 5000,
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o.. @. Sonic.

unfetlbares Tittsl essen U1alaria, Duspepfe
2cber, urb ReruenIsiben, GppetitIoiiateit. Seroau
ungeitndde unb ale flimatIiden 5teber. Rabia
fnIfur oeeen 9opfeioeH uub 8erfoDfun9. NGan for=
bere rur ". &. 2ouic uu6 feiR anAeres. so
Gents Die fsiafbe. ". 8. 3abntropisu Nerve
Killerl beIt 3nhnihmerSeh ioior; Is Gents ots
GIaitt. Su alien apoibeteu gu hn5en.
(Nprd2S, IL NteD
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QnS Euba.

Saoaunn, II. Uiai. - Die cubaniIdeu
95rehbduoier habsu be ipuuii9e &egieruus
burd, cine 2epeihe nm cine 3RsSuttiou Der
2ruobaobeu eliu9t. sic er;ldren, ibr @es
id)dit miifie Ju @runoe gsbsa, usun i9r Sc.
ind, nid,t heDilliet uerne.
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sStlbelas S6iIine'S aBter Rr6tster-
BfffereE.

Elm ,r.s SsiImittsI bel 9psp.pFe, appetttIotst.tt,
9sberbeIpnerben uno allen Ra9enltioen 81 bic
fsIaihe. Bel Apotbetern un6 Sdnolern o6er in HE.
87S CoIt), neue Hr. 1415, ESeftrSeIfsmoteftr.
u bdben. (Sept8,1S
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Ser6r0nnHgen.
10.
Cine gersrSanna fur 9tititiauna aHet aIttn
m,...,.fS, a., cA5,NfePh AEeSsp sS+0Af

79.
Gfne gererSauna fur 9tieitiauna aIet aIttH
NammlE.; an Gdniera oIeier Staot.
l. ab h n tt.-@s ~ irb D I'm W o r
unb btratbe BON SaItimore . err
fdatunb bperorb ct, baB ieoe 9srion ober
Ierioncn o6sr Sorperia en in Der Stnbt Baltimore,
Dslbe on ibtem oher ie,nem Saue mob cine aIte
Summer o6er Yummern ba6sn, hiermit anseiuieiel
nerSen, oieSeIbtd bpr BEN 4. Fuo. 1881 5eIst'
(.SC.l ~ iaHtn bei iinf Doqars 9eISf.afe fhr ie'
ben e;r:eInen Ia, an ipeldsm Die Nummttn mad
oem in eiliem Abihult.e eencnntsn 8aqe mob bort
bci6sn, made @elbbuee in bslielben Betie fUie ans
bere dbtids 9sIbftoisu etugetreben peroer, e'nsus
tretben III.
2. ISfhnttt.- unbes nirbbes Beiz
irren nerf ct unb oeroron t, 6as e5
fir felte Eerion, Scrionen ober Sorperlais IN Der
Sta6t Baltimore eeieblIt III, an ieinem ooer i5tem
Saufe nab Der auuagme otcitr 8eroronunJ irgsno
cine alte Nummer anau6riusen ooef 81 benuFen bel
elmer @eIbbuse pom iunf Dollars fdr ieOs elrssIne
3unberbanbIura, neIhe 9elbhroie In Der pom erz
Fen abfnnitte b;eer Serol0uuns rorseiebenen Bsiie
eirsufalfiren III.
Am 16. Nai 1887 senehmtgt.
Sames SoSeeS, Rapor.
f5hr bic Nidttisteit Der abitriit:
Spbtt ". Rnbb,
I118-9) Ne- -.iratoY.